Healthcare Estates Conference programme Tuesday 8 October
08.45-9.30 09.30-10.45
10.45-11.15 11.15-12.30 Research & Development
•How to measure the impact of energy efficiency behaviour change interventions in hospitals? – Paula Morgenstern, University College London (UCL)
•Virtual to reality: simulation modelling in health facilities – Brandy Olson, HDR
•Bringing people and technology together to deliver more with less – Michael Smeeth, GE, and Barts Health NHS Trust
•The Healthy City – John Ashton, Faculty of Public Health of the Royal Colleges of Physicians
•An alternative method to UV methods of disinfection: Can visible-violet decontamination improve room ventilation efficiency? – Prakash Sarnobat,
Welsh School of Architecture, Cardiff University
12.30-14.00 13.30-14.00
14.00-15.30 Engineering
•Modern boiler house technology explained – Paul Mayoh, Spirax Sarco
•Gas safety in facilities management – Trevor Batt, CORGI
•Sustainability strategy: standby diesel generators – Geoff Halliday,
Power Electrics Generators •Panel Discussion
Estates & Facilities Management Led by NAHFO
•Mitigating Fire Risk – James Lavender, BRE
•Healthcare and the Fire Safety Order – Warren Spencer, Blackhurst Budd
Associates
•Healthcare Fire Safety Question Time – Panel of Experts: Chairman,
Tommy Spencer, National Chair,
NAHFO.Panel: Derek Bond, Chair, North-West Branch, NAHFO; James Lavender, BRE; Warren Spencer, Blackhurst Budd Associates; Paul Roberts, NHS Estates & Facilities Policy Division, Department of Health,; Steve Kenyon, Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue Service
Design & Construction Led by AfH
•Modern environments for dementia and mental health services – Chairman: Susan Francis, Architects for Health
•Mental health inpatient services: Design by evidence – Andrew
Simpson, Programme Director, Springfield; Teva Hesse, CF Moller
•Dementia in Clapham – Stephanie Brada, Willmott Dixon Construction
Ltd Infection Prevention
•Environmental containment during construction and renovation: Steps to compliance with the infection control risk assessment – Michael Rollins, Rollins Consult
•Revised Programme of interventions for the Control of Legionella Risks in
Workplaces – Paul McDermott, Health and Safety Executive
•Revision of L8: Legionnaires Disease: The Control of Legionella Bacteria in
Water Systems: Approved Code of Practice and Guidance – John Newbold and Lorraine Medcalf, Health and Safety Executive
•The incidence and control of Pseudomonas aeruginosa in
augmented care units – Tom Makin, Envirocloud Ltd; Dr Tom Makin, Makin & Makin Consultancy Ltd
•Panel Discussion
15.30-16.00 16.00-17.00
Engineering
•Succession planning and workforce development in healthcare engineering and estate management – John Thatcher, Eastwood Park
•How CHP, coupled with efficient technologies, can reduce costs and
cut emissions without affecting your balance sheet – Tony McDermott, ENER-G Combined Power Ltd
•Panel Discussion Coffee and Exhibition Visit Energy Savings & Solutions
•How to make significant energy savings with minimal capital expenditure – Brett Goodyear, EP&T Global
•Leveraging the RHI within healthcare – Chris Davidson, GI Energy
•The hidden biology that affects hospital health and energy costs
– Emmett O’Callaghan, CPA Total Engineered Solutions
•Panel Discussion
17.00-8.00 Reception sponsored by Cynergin Consultants Ltd 19.30-23.00 IHEEM Awards Dinner, with guest speaker, Mark Colbourne MBE
The conference and exhibition details contained with this show preview were correct at the time of this issue of HEJ going to press. 88 Health Estate Journal September 2013
Design & Construction Led by AfH
•How Can We Do More with Less? – Chris Shaw, Executive Member, AfH; John Cooper Chair, AfH
Infection Prevention
•Validation of an endoscope drying cabinet for extended storage of non- channelled endoscopes: A clinical perspective – Caroline Conneely, Children’s University Hospital Dublin
•Water testing for Pseudomonas aeruginosa – Miles Denton, Leeds
Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
•Future healthcare ventilation: tackling energy and infection control needs –
Dr Catherine Noakes, Faculty of Engineering, University of Leeds
•Panel Discussion Lunchtime Round Tables, Lunch, and Exhibition Visit
•ProCure21+ Workshop – Alan Kondys, Framework Director, Integrated Health Projects; David Kershaw, P21+ Programme Director, Balfour Beatty; Omar Jomeen, Programme Manager, Miller HPS
Design & Construction
•Impact of the hospital environment on paediatric care – Paul Rushton, IBI Group
•The role of a hospital in repairing the urban fabric – David Lewis,
NBBJ Ltd •Panel Discussion Estates & Facilities Management
•Premises Assurance Model update: Discussion Group – Paul Roberts, NHS Estates & Facilities Policy Division; Panel: Clare Dalley; Manchester Mental Health and Social Care Trust; Lisa Geary, Capsticks; Justin Pereira, Barts Health NHS Trust; Simon Corben, Capita; Brian Johnston, Finegreen Associates
Registration, Coffee and Exhibition Networking Welcome Address: Greg Markham, President, IHEEM
Coffee and Exhibition visit CPD n
Keynote addresses: Walking Tall – Simon Weston OBE, Falklands War veteran and hero; Delivering the integrated energy solution for public sector users – John Nangle, Crown Commercial Lead for Energy, Cabinet Office; NHS Trust Development Authority, Estates and Facilities, Priorities going forward – David Flory, Chief Executive, NHS Trust Development Authority
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